Laos War Air Campaign Lifts Veil on Hidden Strikes
The report outlines U S supported air operations over Laos tied to efforts in South Vietnam. It notes reconnaissance and armed escort missions with B 52 raids, unlisted in Saigon briefings, and details a vast traffic of trucks through Ha Noi built roads from Mu Gia Pass to border points like the A Shau Valley. Estimates place about 200 000 North Vietnamese troops in Saigon's area last year with 10 000 infiltrators monthly. material destruction remains uncertain but assumed significant enough to disrupt enemy supply and planning. The piece also mentions a Venture Inn ad for a Friday night trout special.
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Thailand
North Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Laos
Vientiane
United States
Pathet Lao
Vietnam
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Hanoi
A Shau
South Vietnam
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
Funeral services for Mrs. Truman Potter
Funeral services for Mrs. Truman Potter will be held at Glenn Funeral Home in Union City at 2 p.m. Friday. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Interment will be at Evergreen Cemetery in Union City.
Psychiatrist Testimony Sparks Cross Fire in Kennedy Case
In a tense courtroom Sirhan Sirhan clashed with co-prosecutor David Fitts as psychiatrist Milton Diamond testified. Diamond described Sirhan as an unknowing assassin entranced by self hypnosis in a dissociative trance while Fitts pressed for direct answers and the judge urged concise replies.
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Diamond
Sirhan
David N. Fitts
Fitts
Herbert V. Walker
Walker
Kennedy
Spotlight on Youth parade plans discussed in Wayne
About 25 members from Boy Scouts Girl Scouts 4H Rainbow Girls and others met at the Wayne Township building to plan the Spotlight on Youth parade on May 2. Grand marshal is Clifford Holcomb with Miss Sharon Messinger and Mrs Roger Sheehan leading the project. Assembly at 1 p m. parade starts 2 p m.
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Wayne Township
Clifford Holcomb
Sharon Messinger
Roger Sheehan
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Sing Out Corry
Rainbow Girls Assembly
Johnst
Ex Con Attacks Prison System Prompted by Inmate Labor
PITTSBURGH AP An ex convict voices critique of prison profits from inmate labor prompting a quick rebuttal from Western Penitentiary official. The piece identifies Landrew Smith 46 a former Rockview inmate who in a period of amnesia authored death threats against the senator in his diaries and killed him.
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Pittsburgh
Western Penitentiary
Landrew Smith
Rockview
Prison labor profits questioned at Pitt speech
At the University of Pittsburgh, a Pittsburgh speaker claimed eight penal institutions in the state each earn about ten million dollars yearly from prisoner manufactured goods. Fred Brown of Western Penitentiary noted inmates work for 15 cents to a dollar daily, stressing they are convicted criminals serving sentences.
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University of Pittsburgh
Fred Brown
Western Penitentiary
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